Daily Press all-stars: Girls soccer team

FIRST TEAM

Bri Jasenak | Tabb | junior: Aggressiveness in front of goal netted her 21 goals to go with eight assists and landed her on the All-Region I first team.zChelsea Wolfe | Warhill | junior: More than just a midfield playmaker for Warhill's first district championship team in any sport, she scored 29 goals.zBrittany Hammons | Grafton | senior: The speedy forward had eight goals and seven assists in leading Grafton to a tie for second place in the Bay Rivers.zRachel Green | Woodside | senior: The Peninsula District Player of the Year and All-Eastern Region first-team selection scored 14 goals.zSarah Watson | Woodside | junior: She scored 14 goals for the Wolverines, who won the Peninsula District tournament after finishing second in the regular season.zSherlanda Buskey | Jamestown | senior: Fast and physical with a great touch at forward, she led the Bay Rivers tournament champions with 20 goals and 12 assists. zNicolette Young | Jamestown | junior: Whether she was setting up her teammates in the midfield (nine assists) or scoring goals (14), she was always in the thick of the action.zSydney Omweg | Tabb | junior: After committing to Division I Belmont University (Tenn.), she starred as Tabb's playmaker, scoring seven goals to go with five assists.zDiana Kinney | Tabb | junior: A standout on regional quarterfinalist Tabb's tough defense, first-team all-region selection Kinney also had five goals and three assists.zErin Giblin | Warhill | junior: The Lions' defensive stopper often covered the opposition's most dangerous scorers and shut them down cold en route to first-team all-region recognition.zHeather Howell | Warhill | senior: As the district champion's sweeper and last line of defense in front of the goalie, she was effective because she rarely made mistakes.zMarisa Segala | Jamestown | sophomore: Rarely outrun by anyone, the Eagles' speedy defensive star often started the attack with accurate passes to the midfield.zTiffany Lennon | Smithfield | sophomore: In four games against the second-through-fourth-place Bay Rivers teams, Lennon turned back numerous chances and allowed a total of just seven goals.